Sentence examples for has begun facing from inspiring English sources

But he has begun facing pressure from both sides.

It is the visiting team, for a change, reeling from internal friction and poor play, and whose manager has begun facing a daily barrage of questions about his job security.

In recent years, the center has begun to face intense competition from newer, younger contenders.

He says the health service has begun to face up to the challenges of financial sustainability and the ageing population.

Already, Israel has begun to face what it feared the revolts might unleash: foreign policies in the Arab world that reflect deep popular resentment over the plight of Palestinians.

But in the weeks since President Dilma Rousseff signed the laws creating the commission and a separate freedom of information measure, Brazil has begun to face the possibility that in the realm of human rights — unlike on regional economic and diplomatic matters — the mantle of leadership may not come so easily, after all.

The results come at a time that BT's wholesale unit, which sells networking access to Internet and mobile network providers, has begun to face stiff competition.

In science news around the world this week, a World Health Organization report says that the Fukushima nuclear disaster will cause no observable increases in cancer rates among residents of other countries and a very minimal increased risk of cancer among residents in the vicinity of the power plant; the U.S. government budget sequester has begun; Indian scientists face a flat budget; and more.

At Columbia University, the Middle East and Asian languages and cultures department has begun the new term facing a faculty panel hearing complaints by Jewish students against what they say is intimidation by pro-Palestinian professors.

For species that do defend patches, if another female encounters the same patch after the first female (the owner) has begun parasitism, the owner faces a new decision.

Now that the United States House of Representatives has voted to give China permanent normal trade status -- bringing normalized trade relations closer and easing China's accession to the World Trade Organization -- Hong Kong has to begin facing the consequences of its successful campaign.